Urban rail vehicle traction and braking integrated test system
A technology of vehicle traction and integrated testing, applied in the field of rail transit, can solve the problems of reducing test efficiency and reliability, increasing the number of test personnel, large volume and weight, etc., to improve efficiency and calculation accuracy, improve efficiency and reliability, Simple operation effect
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[0014] The core of this system is based on virtual instrument technology and FPGA technology. It integrates a variety of modules with different functions to realize various data acquisition, synchronous display and real-time analysis functions of the traction braking system. It not only ensures that the hardware has a wide hardware foundation, It is also convenient for future maintenance and expansion.
[0015] refer to figure 1 , the system is composed of information collection equipment, traction collection unit, brake collection unit, information exchange device, and test module. The information exchange device and the test module constitute the acquisition computer, and the information acquisition equipment is respectively connected with the traction acquisition unit and the brake acquisition unit through cables, and transmits the collected signals to the traction acquisition unit and the braking acquisition unit, and the traction acquisition unit and the brake acquisition...
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